Grand Master Light GML B-EYE 3740 K25
Technical Specifications
| Light Source | 37 × 40W RGBW 4-in-1 LEDs |
| LED Lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Color Temperature | 2500K–8000K linear adjustment |
| Emitter Control | Individual pixel control for each LED |
| Zoom Range | 7°–50° motorized linear zoom |
| Operating Modes | Wash, Beam, Graphic, Dynamic Effects |
| Front Optical Lens | Continuous bidirectional infinite rotation |
| Dynamic Visual Effects | Vortex and Kaleidoscope multi-beam effects |
| Color Modes | 2 modes: RGBW and CMY emulation |
| Dimming Curves | 4 selectable linear dimming curves |
Professional Multi-Function Wash / Beam / Effects LED Moving Head
The GML B-EYE 3740 K25 is an advanced stage lighting fixture engineered for large-scale concert tours, broadcast television studios, festivals, and performing arts venues. Its optical core is powered by an array of 37×40W RGBW 4-in-1 LEDs (total power consumption 1450W) with an operational lifespan of up to 50,000 hours and adjustable correlated color temperature from 2500K to 8000K.
Optical Engineering & Dynamic Kinematics
The fixture unites saturated wash lighting, tight concentrated beam projections, and complex aerial graphic effects within a single unit. A linear motorized zoom system provides seamless beam angle adjustment from 7° to 50°. The front optical lens assembly offers continuous bidirectional infinite rotation, projecting signature Vortex and multi-faceted Kaleidoscope visual animations.
Pixel-Level Mapping & Dual Color Modes
Each of the 37 LED emitters features individual pixel-level DMX control, enabling high-resolution volumetric graphics, running waves, and video mapping animations. Operators can choose between two specialized color modes: direct RGBW control or CMY subtractive color mixing emulation. An integrated library of pre-programmed dynamic effects streamlines show programming on modern lighting consoles.
Smooth Dimming & Professional Connectivity
Four selectable linear dimming curves guarantee flicker-free, continuous attenuation through the lowest intensities. The electronic strobe operates from 1 to 25 Hz with random, pulse, and synchronous flash patterns. Control is delivered via DMX512 and RDM protocols, with optional Art-Net capability, across 22, 36, 133, 147, and 170 DMX channels. Constructed from flame-retardant ABS, the fixture features an intuitive invertible LCD interface and rugged 3-pin XLR / PowerCON input/output connections.





